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Ryan Nipp: Time Burdens for Participants With Advanced Cancer in Phase I Trials
Ryan Nipp/ouhealth.com
Oct 4, 2024, 15:04

Ryan Nipp: Time Burdens for Participants With Advanced Cancer in Phase I Trials

Ryan Nipp, Oncologist at University of Oklahoma, shared on X:

“Time Burdens for Participants With Advanced Cancer in Phase I Trials: A Cross-Sectional Study.”

Ryan Nipp

Additional information.
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advanced cancer cancer Cross-Sectional Study OncoDaily Oncology patient care Ryan Nipp University of Oklahoma
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